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Honda commits to double sustainability spending to $65 billion 

Honda has pledged to double its electrification investment to $65 billion over 10 years though 2030, doubling an April 2022 pledge. The company plans to launch 7 models in its EV series by 2030. Reuters

Italy raises €9.7 billion from green bond 

Italy has issued a $9.7 billion sovereign green bond, the largest ever to date. The 14 year bond had an orderbook over €84 billion. 50% of the proceeds will be allocated to energy efficiency projects, with 30% for clean transportation. Environmental Finance

Africa clean cooking summit secures $2.2 billion in funding 

The first Africa Clean Cooking Summit, held in Paris, secured $2.2 million in pledges from the government and private sectors to help support the transition to sustainable cooking fuels. The IEA aims to secure $4 billion annually to support clean cooking by 2030. Carbon Herald

Plug power receives $1.66 billion from DOE 

The U.S DOE’s Loan Programs Office has made a conditional commitment to provide Plug Power up to $1.66 billion in loan guarantees to help finance the construction of 6 electrolyzer facilities across several states. DOE

ADB launches €500 million 4 year green benchmark

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has launched and priced an inaugural €500 million 4-year Green benchmark, the second of the bank’s green bonds issued under its new system. AFDB

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Tony Lent

Tony Lent has been working at the intersection of climate and investment for 27 years, building principal investing businesses. He is the co-founder of Capital For Climate, an intelligence platform to help large scale investors navigate towards the highest leverage opportunities on the path to net zero.